Setup - Bundled Extensions

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Setup - Bundled Extensions

Specification Status
Author Lutz Hoeger
Last Change Jun 15, 2010
Status (Help) Standard

Abstract

Pre-bundled extensions - such as dictionaries for spell checking - will be displayed in the OOo installer module selection (during custom installation). This allows users to gain more control over what will be installed on their system. At the same time, managing such pre-bundled extensions (remove, update) will be moved from the extension manager into the application installer.

References

Reference Document Check Location (URL)
Product Requirement, RFE, Issue ID (required) [available] http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=112404
Test case specification (required) [available/not available] <PLEASE ENTER LOCATION HERE>

Contacts

Role Name E-Mail Address
Developer Jochen Lingner jl@openoffice.org
Quality Assurance Olaf Felka of@openoffice.org
Documentation <First Name, Last Name> <User@openoffice.org>

Detailed Specification

Pre-bundled extensions - such as dictionaries for spell checking - will be displayed in the OOo installer module selection (during custom installation). At the same time, managing such pre-bundled extensions (remove, update) will be moved from the extension manager into the application installer.


Help | User Interface Element Templates | Example Spec

Accessibility

Accessibility not impacted.

Migration

<START TYPING HERE --- If this part is irrelevant state a reason for its absence.>

Configuration

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Help | Configuration Table Template

Open Issues

  • Pre-bundled extensions still show up in the Extension Manager. This is considered a minor impact, as the user cannot change such extension in this place. Issue will be resolved in the future.
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